Coderadar

Building CodeRadar as an MVP in just 14 days was a whirlwind of focused, efficient development. I started with a clear problem: protecting digital assets from GitHub leaks. Each day was dedicated to a specific goal, from basic functionality to user interface design. I prioritized core features, setting aside less critical elements for later versions. Rapid prototyping and feedback from a small group of beta testers were crucial. This laser-focused approach, coupled with long hours and quick decision-making, made CodeRadar a reality in two weeks

So, I set out to create CodeRadar. It was born out of a personal pain point. What started as a frustrating experience became a journey of creating something meaningful for fellow creators. Sometimes, the best ideas come from solving problems we face!

It all started when I developed an Odoo addon, my first big project. I was proud of it and put it up for sale. Imagine my shock when, just weeks later, I found it on a public GitHub repo, available for free! That moment was a mix of frustration and epiphany. I realized that if I faced this issue, other independent developers would surely too. There was a clear need for a tool to monitor GitHub for code leaks and protect our hard work.